Walnuts can help avoid age-related health issues, new study
According to a new research study, Walnuts, which are already known to have several health benefits, can help avoid age-related health issues is consumed daily.
Scientists say death of a partner may cause an actual ‘heartbreak’
A team of scientists have said that severely stressful life event of losing a partner might lead to irregular heartbeats and even a broken heart or atrial fibrillation lasting as many as a year.
Scientists say death of a partner may cause an actual ‘heartbreak’
A team of scientists have said that severely stressful life event of losing a partner might lead to irregular heartbeats and even a broken heart or atrial fibrillation lasting as many as a year.
Trump Criticizes Ford’s Move of Building a New Assembly Plant in Mexico
On Tuesday, Ford Motor said will build a new assembly plant in Mexico for small cars. The announcement from the carmaker is not a surprising one because last year it said; it will discontinue the production of its Focus compact car and C-Max hybrid in 2018 at its assembly plant in Wayne, Michigan.
Reportedly Pfizer and Allergan Plan to End Merger Deal with New Stricter Tax Rules
In a recent move the U. S Treasury Department proposed stricter rules that will make it difficult for the American companies to shift their tax bases abroad to a lower tax haven.
Dollar Close to Its Seventeen Month Low Against the Yen
On Wednesday, the dollar remained close to its seventeen month low vs. the yen. The slip resulted overnight from the fresh blow as Japan's prime minister's comments suggested that the authorities were watchful about stopping the Japanese currency's appreciation.
Iceland’s Prime Minister Resigns after Panama Paper Leak
It seems that the effect of Panama Papers have started already as, on Tuesday Prime Minister of Iceland, Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson resigned.
CQC inspectors start inspection at Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton
A team of inspectors from the Care Quality Commission have begun an inspection at the Royal Sussex County Hospital in Brighton.
Experts working to increase awareness about Lyme disease
Health care experts in the United States are working to increase awareness about the Lyme disease, which is infecting an increasing number of people across the country.
World now has more obese people than underweight, study
A major global study has shown that there are more obese people than underweight people across the world.
Campaigners call for action to fight chronic wasting disease among deer
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Campaigners have called for immediate action to fight the chronic wasting disease (CWD) in deer and preventing it from spreading further.
US government to fight drug addiction
The government of the United States has said that it is planning to take effective measures to fight the high rate of addiction to prescription painkillers and heroin.
Nigerian ‘witch’ baby now recovering
A Nigerian baby, who was abandoned by his family as they thought he was a witch, is now recovering fully with the help of aid workers.
Activists call for more action against illegal teeth whiteningbeauticians
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Campaigners and activists have urged the authorities to take more actions against 'rogue' beauticians who offer teeth whitening and those who sell illegal kits.
Report says New Zealand has highest rate of melanoma skin cancer
According to the latest data, New Zealand has overtaken Australia and now has the highest rate of melanoma skin cancer in the world.
Private healthcare providers want larger role after shakeup
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Private sector healthcare service providers are demanding a larger role in the patient care following the federal government's plans to shakeup the healthcare for chronic disease such as diabetes and arthritis.
Rate of diabetes highest ever in Wales
Data showed that there were more than three million people in Wales and out of that 183,000 or around 7 per cent of them are suffering from diabetes.
Study shows long term vegetarian diet increases risk of cancer
According to a new study, long term vegetarianism can lead to genetic mutations that result in higher risks of diseases like cancer and heart diseases.
Experts say bowel cancer screening can save lives
Health experts have said bowel cancer screening can be used to save several lives as effective treatment can be provided to the people.
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